Five months after the Iran war began, the days of panic oil trading seem to be over

Five months after the outbreak of war involving Iran, the global oil market has stabilized, moving away from panic trading. The conflict, centered on the Strait of Hormuz, has forced the world to reduce its dependence on this single critical energy corridor. Tehran has declared the Strait closed and refuses to hold talks while under attack. The analysis suggests a structural shift in global energy logistics has occurred as a result of the prolonged conflict.

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Five months after the Iran war began, the days of panic oil trading seem to be overThe Business TimesRegionalJul 22, 11:15 PM UTC

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